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[|First ISA Forum of Sociology], "Sociological Research and Public Debate", Barcelona, Spain, 2008, RC10 sole and joint sessions
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Sociological Research and Public Debate

Barcelona, Spain, 2008

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**Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History** **Room:** 219 **Session ID:** RC10_01
 * Session 01: Participation, self-management and organizational democracy in the public and in the private sphere: changes/decline and their root causes **
 * Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30 **
 * Chair: Francesco Garibaldo, Fondazione Instituto per il Lavoro, Italy, Isabel Da Costa, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France and Vera Vratusa-Zunjic, University of Belgrade, Serbia **
 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Bárbara Geraldo de Castro** || Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), Brasil || [[file:Barbara Castro - ISA 2008 - RC10.doc|Self-management and entrepreneurism: how to construct an ideological consensus]] ||  ||
 * ** Jūratė Imbrasaitė ** || Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania || Transnationalization of Nongovernmental Sector in Lithuania: Are Civil Society Associations Becoming Elitist? ||
 * ** Júlia Moretto Amâncio ** || Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), Brasil || [[file:ISA2008_AMANCIO_RC10, session 1.zip|Beyond Neoliberalism: the dilemmas, ambiguities and challenges of the social policies management through the partnerships between Civil Society and State]] ||
 * ** Vera Vratuša ** || Belgrade University, Yugoslavia || [[file:V_Vratusa_ISA_2008_RC10_Privatisation_and_participation_research_problems_in_Sociology__of__knowledge_perspective4.doc|Problems of privatization and participation research from the sociology of knowledge perspective]] ||
 * ** Martine Revel ** || ENSGSI – CERAPS Lille 2, France || The common roots of "deliberative imperative" both in public and private spheres ||
 * ** Martine Revel ** || ENSGSI – CERAPS Lille 2, France || The common roots of "deliberative imperative" both in public and private spheres ||

** Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 219 ** Session ID: ** RC10_02
** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 219 ** Session ID: ** RC10_03
 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Isabelle Anguelovski** || Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA || Improving corporate social and environmental responsibility of oil companies in Ecuador: A diagnostic of obstacles in the process of decision-making and participation || . ||
 * ** Marcus Abilio Pereira ** || University of Coimbra, Portugal and the Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brasil || Counter-hegemonic globalisation and internet – democratic possibilities between the local and the global. ||
 * ** Oksana Grybovych ** || University of Northern Iowa, USA || Current models of citizen participation in community tourism planning. ||
 * ** Alicia Dambrauskas ** || Universidad de la República, Uruguay || From Uruguay to Latin America, the self management housing cooperative system ||
 * ** Eun Jin Lee ** || Kyungham University, South Korea || Employment and Work Organization. ||
 * Session 03: Participation reconsidered: Its conceptual meaning, ideology and practice under a new light, Part I
 * Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00 **
 * Chair: Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University of Piraeus, Greece **
 * Session 03: Participation reconsidered: Its conceptual meaning, ideology and practice under a new light, Part I
 * Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00 **
 * Chair: Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti, University of Piraeus, Greece **
 * Authors and Papers: ** ||  ||
 * **Patricia Olinda Loureiro Dias da Silva** || Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal || Computer mediated participation. ICTs as instruments for democracy. ||  ||
 * ** Demosthenis Daskalakis ** || University of Athens, Greece || Membership in virtual organizations: A new conceptualization of participation? ||
 * ** Irene Fafaliou ** || University of Piraeus, Greece || Democratizing Industry: Forlorn or renewed opportunity? ||
 * ** John Donaldson ** || Editor and Senior Researcher, New Harmony Press, UK || Democratizing Industry: Forlorn or renewed opportunity? ||
 * ** Theodore Krintas ** || University of Thessaly, Greece || Are market returns deriving from asset classes or participants possession effect? ||
 * ** Litsa Nicolaou-Smokoviti ** || University of Piraeus, Greece || Gender Participation in the Power Structure of Economic Organizations. An example and a test of democratization. ||
 * ** Irene Nikandrou ** || Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece || Employee Communication and Participation. ||
 * ** Nancy Papalexandris ** || Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece || Employee Communication and Participation. ||
 * ** Victoria Pekka ** || University of Piraeus, Greece || The social and economic implications of entrepreneurship in the globalized era. ||
 * ** Aikaterini Economou ** || University of Piraeus, Greece || The social and economic implications of entrepreneurship in the globalized era. ||
 * ** Theo Kiriazidis ** || Central Bank of Greece, Greece || Democracy in Enterprises: Corporate Elites versus Minorities. ||
 * ** Clelia Colombo ** || Open University of Catalonia, Spain || Electronic citizen participation: Main explanatory factors in the top-down e-Participation experiences’ generation at local level in Catalonia. ||
 * ** Markus Pausch ** || University of Applied Sciences Salzburg, Austria || The profit of older people’s participation and the debate in Austria (poster presentation) ||
 * ** Rosemary Du Plessis ** || University of Canterbury, New Zealand || Practising Participation: Deliberation about Pre-birth Testing in Aotearoa New Zealand. ||
 * ** Volkmar Kreissig ** || WIESO Europa - association for European economic and social researches, Germany || Comparison of participation in Germany, Russia, Bulgaria, Belarus and Syria. ||
 * ** Chaim Lavy ** || Bar Ilan University, Israel || Arab-Jewish contact willingness as a result of joint encounters. ||

** Chair: Heinz Suenker, University of Wuppertal, Germany ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 401 ** Session ID: ** JS_RC10_RC53_01

 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Catarina Tomás** || University of Beira Interior, Portugal || When children participate in Participatory Budget. ||  ||
 * ** Kaarel Haav ** || International University Audentes, Estonia || Education for democracy and participation. ||
 * ** Lucia Rabello de Castro ** || Brasil || ‘To be is not to act’: adults’ representations and children’s participation at school. ||
 * ** Alison Cocks ** || University of Reading, UK || A qualitative study exploring the views of choice an participation held by teenagers with learning disabilities. ||
 * ** Sharon M. Pinkney ** || Open University, UK || Children’s participation: voice, agency and representation. ||
 * ** Toby Fattore ** || University of Western Sidney, Australia || Children’s well being an actorship: Implications from researching with children for facilitating child participation in public debates. ||
 * ** Jan Manson ** || University of Western Sidney, Australia || Children’s well being an actorship: Implications from researching with children for facilitating child participation in public debates. ||
 * ** Elizabeth Watson ** || University of Western Sidney, Australia || Children’s well being an actorship: Implications from researching with children for facilitating child participation in public debates. ||
 * ** Antonella Invernizzi ** || Swansea University, UK || The field of children’s participation between agency and citizenship: exploring diversità of practices. ||
 * ** Antonella Invernizzi ** || Swansea University, UK || The field of children’s participation between agency and citizenship: exploring diversità of practices. ||

** Chair: Janet McIntyre, Flinders University, Australia ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 306 ** Session ID: ** JS_RC10_RC51_02

 * Authors and Papers: **

** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 206 ** Session ID: ** JS_RC10_RC36_03
 * Joint Session 03 of RC10 and RC36: Reflections on the World Social Forum
 * Friday, September 5, 15:30-17:30 **
 * Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden **
 * Chair: Azril Bacal, Uppsala University, Sweden **
 * Authors and Papers: ** ||  ||
 * **Patricia Arenas** || Centro de Investigaciones Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||  ||
 * ** Richard Harris ** || California State University, USA || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||
 * ** Alba Hernández ** || Centro de Investigaciones Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||
 * ** Jeff Jackson ** || Puerto Vallarta Institute, USA || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||
 * ** Maurice Monette ** || Puerto Vallarta Institute, USA || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||
 * ** Yolanda Tacoronte ** || Centro de Investigaciones Psiscológicas y Sociológicas (CIPS), Cuba || Trabajando por Escenarios y Culturas de Participación. ||
 * ** Martha Nelida Ruiz ** || Mexico || The Crisis of Legitimacy in the Mexican Electoral Process ||

** Chair: Esther Ngan-ling Chow, American University, USA ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philology ** ** Room: ** 2.1 ** Session ID: ** JSA_RC10_RC32_04

 * Authors and Papers: **

** Venue: Faculty of Philology ** ** Room: ** 2.1 ** Session ID: ** JSB_RC10_RC32_04
 * Joint Session 04B of RC10 and RC32: The Challenges of Women’s Participation/Exclusion in Social Movements Part II
 * Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30 **
 * Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic College of Emek Yezreel, Israel **
 * Chair: Michal Palgi, The Max Stern Academic College of Emek Yezreel, Israel **
 * Authors and Papers: ** ||  ||
 * **Neuma Aguiar** || Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil || Women´s Movements in Developing Countries: Characteristics, Priorities and Issues ||  ||
 * ** Anna-Britt Coe ** || Umeå University, Sweden || Reproductive Rights Advocacy in Peru: Linking Political and Cultural Dimensions of Policy Outcomes ||
 * ** Bernadetta Siara ** || City University London, United Kingdom || Social Movement "Poland is a Woman" and its Early Political Activism – Analysis of Contemporary Gender Discourses in Poland ||
 * ** Ariadna Munté ** || Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain || Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism ||
 * ** Esther Oliver ** || University of Warwick, UK || Romi Feminism: A Case of Dialogic Feminism ||
 * ** Maria José Casa-Nova ** || University of Minho, Portugal || Ethnicity and Dialecticity of Power in Gender Relations ||
 * ** Hanne Darhour ** || University of Mohamed Ben Abdellah, FES, Morocco || Rethinking Gender Constructs: Towards a Substantive Political Leadership of Women ||
 * ** Rukhsana Qamber ** || Quaid-i-Azam University, Parkistan || Doing It with Class: Gender at the Pakistani University ||

** Sunday, September 7, 09:00-11:00 **
====** Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta, Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford, UK ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 305 ** Session ID: ** JSA_RC10_RC11_05 ====
 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Hélène Thomas** || Institute of Political Studies Aix-en-Provence, France || Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and precarious elderly in France: which indicators, which realities, which issues? ||  ||
 * ** Marc Bernardot ** || University of Le Havre, France || Exclusion, loneliness and seclusion of frail and precarious elderly in France: which indicators, which realities, which issues? ||
 * ** Patrick Barrett ** || University of Waikato Hamilton, New Zealand || A Comparative View of Old-age Vulnerability in New Zealand ||
 * ** Donna Dosman ** || University of Alberta, Canada || Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with Disabilities in Canada ||
 * ** Janet Fast ** || University of Alberta, Canada || Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with Disabilities in Canada ||
 * ** Satomi Yoshino ** || University of Alberta, Canada || Barriers to Social Participation for Persons with Disabilities in Canada ||
 * ** Olivia Ng ** || University of Melbourne, Australia || Older People, Respect and Social Inclusion ||
 * ** Isolda Belo da Fonte ** || Foundation Recife, Brazil || Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and social exclusion ||
 * ** Joaquim Nabuco ** || Foundation Recife, Brazil || Old age in Brazil: perspective of gender and social exclusion ||
 * ** Kareen Nour ** || CREGES- CSSS Cavendish, Canada || A way to promote social solidarity among community dwelling people ||
 * ** Brita Brown ** || CREGES- CSSS Cavendish, Canada || A way to promote social solidarity among community dwelling people ||
 * ** Nona Moscovitz ** || CREGES- CSSS Cavendish, Canada || A way to promote social solidarity among community dwelling people ||
 * ** Nona Moscovitz ** || CREGES- CSSS Cavendish, Canada || A way to promote social solidarity among community dwelling people ||

** Sunday, September 7, 11:30-13:30 **
====** Chair: Julia Rozanova, University of Alberta, Canada and Andreas Hoff, University of Oxford, UK ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Geography and History ** ** Room: ** 305 ** Session ID: ** JSB_RC10_RC11_05 ====
 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Jay A. Mancini** || Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA || Community Social Organization and Aging Societies ||  ||
 * ** Julia Rozanova ** || University of Alberta, Canada || The influence of community culture and structural inequalities on social engagement of older rural Canadians ||
 * ** Norah Keating ** || University of Alberta, Canada || The influence of community culture and structural inequalities on social engagement of older rural Canadians ||
 * ** Herbert Northcott ** || University of Alberta, Canada || The influence of community culture and structural inequalities on social engagement of older rural Canadians ||
 * ** Susan McDaniel ** || University of Utah, USA || The influence of community culture and structural inequalities on social engagement of older rural Canadians ||
 * ** Andreas Hoff ** || Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford University, UK || National, Regional and Local Social Inclusion Strategies for Older People in Europe ||
 * ** Eileen Fairhurst ** || Manchester Metropolitan University, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Marilyn Fitzpatrick ** || Manchester Metropolitan University, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Glenda Cook ** || University of Northumbria, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Jan Reed ** || University of Northumbria, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Julia Ryan ** || University of Salford, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Tracey Williamson ** || University of Salford, UK || Older People, Participation and Collaborative Governance in Post-Industrial Cities in England ||
 * ** Bernadette Jonda ** || University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany || Activities on the federal state level to develop new forms of intergeneration­nal relations in Municipalities with Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saxony-Anhalt cited as examples ||
 * ** Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira ** || Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil || The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public policy in Santos city ||
 * ** Glaucia da Silva Destro de Oliveira ** || Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil || The meanings attributed to the elderly in a public policy in Santos city ||

** Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education, Aarhus University, Denmark ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philology **** Room: ** 3.3 ** Session ID: ** JS_RC10_RC11_06
== Joint Session 07 of RC10, RC48 and RC36: Overcoming alienation; democratic mobilizations in a global age ==
 * Authors and Papers: **

** Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30 **
====** Chair: Knud Jensen, Danish School of Education Aahus, University, Copenhagen, Denmark ** ** Venue: Faculty of Philology **** Room: ** 3.3 ** Session ID: ** JS_RC10_RC11_07 ====
 * Authors and Papers: **
 * **Knud Jensen** || Danish School of Education, Aarhus University, Denmark || Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization in a Global Age. ||  ||
 * ** William DiFazio ** || Department Sociology, St. Johns, Queens, NY || Myths of Global Prosperity and Possibilities of Change ||
 * ** Steve Walker ** || School of Education, University of Birmingham, UK || Overcoming Alienation; Democratic Mobilization in a Global Age. ||
 * ** Alan Spector ** || Purdue University Calumet, USA || From SDS (USA) to the Anti-Globalization Movements: The Alienation of Positivism and the Optimism of Rebellion. ||
 * ** Tova Benski ** || Department of Behavior Sciences, College of Management, || The Coalition of Women for Peace`: A portrait of a feminist peace movement promoting changes in Israeli society ||
 * **Azril Bacal** || Department of Sociology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden || Decolonization of Ethnic Identity: Socioanalysis and Concientization in the Social Sciences ||  ||
 * ** Lauren Langman ** || Dept Sociology, Loyola University, Chicago, IL,The WSF as a New Social Movement ||  ||
 * ** Walter Frantz ** || Department of Social Sciences, UNIJUI || The Co-operative Movement as debate at the World Social Forum ||
 * ** Lauren Langman ** || Dept Sociology, Loyola University, Chicago, IL,The WSF as a New Social Movement ||  ||
 * ** Walter Frantz ** || Department of Social Sciences, UNIJUI || The Co-operative Movement as debate at the World Social Forum ||